Campbells Defeat Ansonia 4 to 1 In Cup Tourney
Campbell led by Maher and a nine goal first half burst powered Clan Campbell to a 4 to 1 win over Ansonia at Meadow. They advance to meet Manchester next week for the hand sanine trophy, with Vegort and Gray scoring and Mars ton contributing for Ansonia. The Meadows crowd also watched the Swedish A C tie the Bridgeport Celtics in a separate exhibit.
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Rescos Lead Chain Girls Pin Play Still In Front
In the American Chain girls bowling league the Rescos hold the lead with the Lions one game back. The Beacea and Weeds, Hi-Ways matchups loom as the season closes this week. Miss Kochiss remains the circuit's standout, with strong team and individual marks reported including Kochiss 110 high single and 586 high triple.
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Bridgeport High Girls to Stage Inter-Class Games Wednesday
Bridgeport High School girls prepare for the Inter-class meet on Wednesday afternoon at Lyon Terrace 2. Entries limited to 20 per class, with events including basketball throw, 49 yard dash, three-legged race, obstacle race, pack and unpack, potato race, and more. Prizes for best costumes, class cheering, and best singing. advisors listed for each class.
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Little prospect of major fistic bouts this year
New York April report outlines sparse title activity in boxing as many champions are banned, unlicensed, retired, or out of the country. Only Kaplan, Rosenberg, and Ballerino remain active titleholders, with planned bouts including Kaplan against Dundee at Madison Square Garden May 1 and a clash between Tunney and Gibbons in June signaling limited overall championship movement.
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Flynn Wins Title In Trapshooting Event At Round Hill
W A Flynn captured the championship in both singles and doubles at the annual trap shooting contest at Round Hill Country Club in Greenwich on April 5. G Simmons and C R Parker tied for runner-up in singles with Simmons winning the shoot-off. A L Ferguson was doubles runner-up. Season leaders include W A Flynn in singles, William & Gray Jr in high net, and A J Ferguson in high net doubles. W Maxwell chaired the trap shooting committee.
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Sevier Selections at Bowie Today Race Card Summary
Sevier selections at Bowie feature Royal Kissy Smachow Forage in the first race with Second Rache and Margaret Bt in the second. Myrtle Belle and Myrtle Belle appear in the third with MarLean in the second, while Panle Hodago and Tenfot run in the fourth. Lexington Maid Tralanta Al Bova near the end with Steam Cloud Rolly Fairlight and Buckling Gloss On Bathday in later events.
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Inside Golf Strategies Used By Great Players
A 1928 North American Newspaper Alliance feature outlines key strategies top golfers employ to win major matches across the United States and Canada. It profiles notable players and tactical approaches, emphasizing mental focus, course management, and shot selection.
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Making the Green Seem Fast in a Four-Ball Match
Four top U.S. pros contested for 1500 dollars at a Florida resort course in a best ball event. Jones and Brown led after morning, Smith and Thomas rallied to force extra holes, and on the 38th hole Smith’s 15-foot putt after Brown’s overhit miss secured the victory for Smith and Thomas amid a raucous, wagering-filled gallery.
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Ride the Sportlight on 1925 baseball and crew prospects
Grantland Rice surveys 1925 sports with forecasts for pennant races in baseball and rowing. Washington and Brooklyn rise, Giants Pirates Tigers steady, Yankees slip. three-way AL title near New York Washington Detroit with Philadelphia lurking. Crew forecasts span Yale Harvard Navy Cornell Washington California Wisconsin, plus boxing matchups and rising stars like Dempsey Tunney and Gibbons.
Luckies Lead Walnut Pin Busting Battles in League
The Luckies pace the Walnut A. C. bowling league with the Hounds in second, two games behind. Team standings show Luckies 24 wins 18 losses with 570 as top team average, while the Hounds 22 20 hold strong marks. Individual totals include high singles by Ellsworth 143 and Lyons 143, with Heery 68 for high total, and the Hounds leading in team totals and singles.
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Giants Veterans Make Promising Comeback Run in Preseason
MEMPHIS April 6 No longer arguments for youth as four Giants veterans Groh Snyder Southworth and Jack Scott near comebacks. Groh despite knee pain returns to regular duty with Lindstrom stepping in at third. Snyder Southworth hampered by injuries but improving. Scott, after a Toledo stint, claims better form and eyes regular play at the Polo Grounds next season.
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Former Bridgeport Star Stars Behind Plate for Harvard Nine
Johnny August and Jimmy Leonard split catching duties for Harvard in a 4 16 to 0 win over the Savoy at Seaside Park yesterday. The Crimson, under coach Basile Mahan, opened spring practice amid a blunt mood with uncertain infield and outfield numbers and a busy slate of remaining workouts and games.
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Dodgers Fortify Catching Ahead of Season
Dodgers prime catchers Hank Deberry and Zack Taylor anchored last season and are backed by Charne B Hargreaves, a rising threat who could play in many games this year. Hargreaves, a strong batter with a rapid rise, is poised to share duties behind the plate and warm up relievers, with Deberry and Taylor handling Grimes and Vance when they pitch.
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Phil Jackson Becomes Contender in Allentown Bout
Phil Jackson training with Lou Bogash and Pall Reed plans a middleweight clash against Allentown Joe Gans at Allentown. Jackson has shown strong form in workouts and impressed in a London exhibition last week.
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